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UMSU approves motion supporting extending international students’ fee payment deadline

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Shaden Abusaleh
The University of Manitoba Students’ Union (UMSU) approved a motion to advocate for extending the deadline for tuition fee payments for international students at its regular meeting Sept. 28. UMSU will pressure university administration to...
Asha Nelson
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The Taché Hall Arts Complex now open

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Valerie Nyamori
The University of Manitoba officially opened the Taché Hall Arts Complex Thursday. The 60,000 square foot complex is equipped with modernized features for the faculty and students. The announcement was made to a room filled...
Asha Nelson
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Kinew chosen as new leader of Manitoba’s NDP

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Imreet Kaur
Manitoba’s New Democratic Party (NDP) selected Wab Kinew as its new leader at the party’s leadership convention in Winnipeg Saturday. The leadership race between veteran politician Steve Ashton, the former MLA for Thompson who also...
Joshua Berson
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Faculty ratifies four-year agreement under “duress”

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Imreet Kaur
The University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) membership, which consists of approximately 1,200 professors, instructors, and librarians, ratified a long term deal on Sept. 8. The agreement was reached after an expedited package was sent...
Megan Colwell
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Hundreds in Winnipeg unite against hate groups in a diversity rally

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Imreet Kaur
Hundreds gathered at the south steps of the Manitoba Legislative Building on Saturday, Sept. 9, to take part in the Winnipeg Diversity Rally Against Hate, organized in response to a planned gathering by members...
Asha Nelson
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Manitoba Labour Board to rule on unfair labour complaint filed against...

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Imreet Kaur
The Manitoba Labour Board heard arguments in May regarding an unfair labour practice complaint filed by the University of Manitoba Faculty Association (UMFA) stemming from the run-up to a three-week strike last fall. UMFA, which...
Megan Colwell
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Winnipeg gathers to “unsettle” and acknowledge 150 years of Indigenous resilience,...

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Imreet Kaur
While Canadians celebrated 150 years of confederation on July 1, a handful of events in Winnipeg were meant to draw attention to this continent’s much longer – and complicated – history. The Winnipeg chapter of...

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